When this is useful

  • Someone copies data from the application into Word or Excel to produce a report.
  • An overview of every building, asset, or product and its characteristics takes hours to put together.
  • Data has to leave an old system, and nobody can say whether every record will arrive.
  • An evaluation or estimate takes one person a day of spreadsheet work.

What you get

  • Overview reports across all records, broken down by their characteristics
  • Detailed reports that gather every fact about a single record in one document
  • Reports generated as PDF or Excel from inside your application, on demand or on a schedule
  • A migration tool with dry runs and checks that every record arrives complete
  • Statistical models that predict values from your data, each with a confidence value and its reasoning

What this can improve

  • Reports nobody has to assemble by hand
  • Old data moved with a record of what arrived
  • Estimates the team can check before relying on them

Technology

For SIB-BW2 I built about 30 reports with Jasper Reports and SQL, from overviews of every structure and its characteristics to a detailed report on a single structure. Report generation there is roughly 60% faster across the board. I work with Oracle, PostgreSQL, MySQL, and Microsoft SQL Server, and build statistical models in Python with plain statistics rather than a language model, so results are repeatable and each step can be checked. For dashboards and ad-hoc analysis, a BI tool such as Power BI or Metabase is usually the better choice, and I will tell you if that is what you need.

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Have a process or software problem worth checking?

A short conversation is enough to decide whether an audit, a small build, or no custom software is the right next step.